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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24
Lost.

\ diamond scarf pin, star shaped,
diamond set iu pearls. Finder will be
rewarded by returning To
FIRED WHITEsJpE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Great guns. how ia, wind dld Ul0W
yesterday just before sunlUwu n
looked threatening Tor awhile bat
eventually blew clear.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

The force ia he county clerk, ullic.
l. hU-i'y Engaged Ia preparing TIA,
annual statement
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

+. q. High and wife, of Denver, are
at the Macgurpu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Atlhe ranch ~ Powder river ON ur
about The l7-h al ibis month the wife
of b. W. Lpdd grve birth Ia tw'ns, a
boy and glrl weighing -ryeu ana seven
aud q halt pound, respectively.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Leave orders for Goa aud wood at
skluuri's .turr. Coal $50 per ton.
q. l.. 'uMsTOCK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Clean rag wanted 10 this office.
Train 40. . bottled up serenely IN
time this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

CUl. Md me- Will go To Billings on
lll, mornings delayed train aud after
closing ~ hi- business there will de-
parI Tor bi- hume ia Paua, ILL.,, 10
greet the glad spring time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Miles City streets were swept clean
by the wird storm Of Yesterday,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Mrlntife na- n ncid of English pugs
on guard M iu- store and they catch
the cu,tumrt-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

The electric light company ia, pat
up All are light IN front ur thr station.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

" :. Nelson. uf Boston,, la- M
rived 10 take charge Of The electric
liglt station. He l. a graduate from
the same srhoul ~ Exuert Hitchcock,
and llnt = .nNing evrrylhimg for hlm.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Nj. t,rorr, AlG,r.oa proceeded on
HI interrupted Journey eastward this
morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Some step, should be taken to clean
The street, aud alleys before the open
lug of court aud the advent of the
stock growers. rhe winters nccumu-
lat.on OF aslie, aud garbage is very un-
-lghlIy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

Everynndy should buy a ticket for
the Reading Room rnteTlaIuneul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

~!mou Wh', Iur,ulru Er he con.
raj mnitf. came ia f"fu lAc west lGl,
morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

II IL said thai the Canadian Pacific
railroad j. again hlUchAhed. This
time 10y the -nUw on the Montana dt-
vision aud 10y the cavlng IN OF tun-
mel ~ the Rockies. A large number
of passenger buuud west owe the line
who found they could not get through
have returned east aud will travel over
the American line to their dpsti.
nation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

N,rnal ]cquno'rial storms ~" play
ing havoc with the opening Oi spfing
The cord bI-lups. Is In uW abnormal
state "l qUle'udr, sure slEu of warm
weather.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-24

A Wisconsin road states that 1000
mile tickets viii he issued 10 ucwpa.
peers lu payment for advertisement
tllcr the ir.i OF April. This will he
done owing 10 the law prohibiting the
issuing ur annual pas".s, 10 other
than bona tide railroad mpioyes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-04

Chou and |. We have lived too long one with
another thou and |. One more stroke, only
one A good strokel a straight stroke' a
strong stioke' and. drawing himself TO his
full height, with a wild heart shaking shout
he with both hands began to whirl the ak
around his head till II looked like circle OF
flaming steel. Then suddenly with awful
force he brought 1t down straight on to the
crown of the mass of sacred stone. A shower
of sparks flew up, and such was the almost
superhuman strength of the blow that the
massive marble split with rendins sound
into n score OF pieces, while OF lnkosi-kaas
there remained but some fragments OF steel
and flbrous rope of shattered horn that had
been the handle Down with n crash on 10
the pavement fell the fragments OF the holy
stone, and down with a crash on TO them, still
grasping the knob Of lnkosi-kaas, fell tlt'
brave old zulu--dead. And thus the hero
died
A gasp of wonder and astonshment rose
from all those who witnessed the extraordi-
nary sight and then somebody cried, "The
prophecy the prophecy He has shattered
the sacred stonew and at once murmuring
arose.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. n. VI. Frohlichstcin, of Mobile
Ala, writes: take great pleasure In
recommending DE-. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, having used
il for a severe attack OF bronchitis
aud catarrh. IL gave me instant re-
lief and entirely cured me and | have
not been afflicted since. | also beg to
state that had tried other remedies
with no good result. Have also used
Electric Bitters and DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, both OF which ! can recon-
mend.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds is sold
on positive guarantee. Trial bot
ties free at w. II. Howell ~ Bros
drug store.
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A Change

in the weather would be appreciated,
but you can obtain great deal oil
comfort if you would only try the
deliciously cool soda water, milk
shakes and other cooling drinks, at Z.
V. Wallers's drug store. While you
are there buy one OF his celebrated Elec-
trio G CARS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-04

Subscribers TO the HERALD who do
not get their papers regularly, will
confer favor on the office and help
tie delivery service by reporting
failures OF carriers to the circulator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-04

Take the the Southwest via LITTLE sock anu
ali Double line OF
the l02o m. IaIn
Tor waco San
-,
Europe Line between Nav York. rasepha
Antwerp.
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For full particulars or tickc1s, call on
X. p. TURNER,

For full particulars o tickets, call on
H MILLER. Agent, Dallas Texas H. TURNER,
oDEN, Ticket Agent T. a r pepo, anu 10 % q ~ D.,
r. A IT upot East Dallas W. MCCULLOUGH, GP TA,paas
JOHN A. GRANT, General Manager, Dallas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

From It'd. Bits: A gentleman OF
New York City thinks OF starting a
dime museum as soon as he can oh.
tain the following curiositics. He
expects 10 make a fortune. He wants:
A mas who can bring proof that he
has kept diary for 100 onecutive
days.
A man who never lost an UNI
brolla.
A church choir tenor who never
Hirtod with the soprano.
A third.rate actor who meyer
boosted OF his so.called "mashes. +"
A man who is 80 strong minded
that he don't feel little uneasy il he
sees the new noon over the wrong
shoulder.
A girl graduate whose commence
mont essay was worthy Of serious at
tontion.
A college graduate who does not
think himself able TO manage the al.
fairs Of the nation better than those
who arc at present struggling with
him.
A man who, no matter how pro-
found his learning or consistent his
philosophy, cannot be twisted around
the little finger so TO speak, Of any
pretty woman who thinks Il worth
her while 20 trouble herself about
him. "a large salary will be paid
this person, aud he will be starred.
A self made man who never stud.
led by the light OF pine knot.
A Pullman car porter with a con-
science. (Faucy salary paid IL con
science can be proven.)
A woman who,no matter how ugly
she may be, does not believe the man
who tells her that she is the lovelicsi
Of her sex.
A newly returned European tour.
ist who can talk about anything or
cept What he saw "on the other
A man who can spell his own
name aud never wrote q line for pub
LEGATION.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
Probabilities ts Texas.

Pine Bluff Commercial. The pro.
hibition amendment question is caus-
ing great discussion at Fort Worth
since the rally Of Thursdsy, I've
prominent ants o, Fort Worth, Jake
johnson aud j. l.. Wovd. bet $1,000
10 amounts OF $1,000, and 1900 70
1900 was bet by W. +. Patterson, j.
II. Msrtindale and Robert McCarty
that Texas would give = majority OF
5000 against the amendment John.
son offers a standing bet Of S5, 900 "a
any one in Texas or out Of il, q
600, 900. that the amendment Il de.
ieated by $1,000. No bets on -, OOC
or 10000 majority will be taken By
the press.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
mr.. ssssdifera'. Bride.

Paducah News. The fair bride has
been a reigning belle in Paducah for
several years, is handsome aud accom-
plishcd. There is a tinge Of rom,n
connected with the event which may
he worth relating. IL appears that
the couple had never met until the
occurrence Of the Ian drill given by
the young ladies' Of the Presbyterian
Church. Miss Scott, who is not a
member of that church but OF the
Methodist denomination, kindly a..
sisted at the entertainment given by
her friends. The doctor, who was
present, saw her, sought and obtained
an introduction, aud sped his wooing
80 industriously that the cards are
out for the wedding as sbove.
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WELCOME TIE CONCERN.
OPPOR UNITY TO SHOW YOUR
FAITH BIZ PROMPT work.
A sesp Mandatory offered Mem.
phis sn Terms " hieh shsuId
BE Eagerly Accepted.

Mr.. Palmer, Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
who has . patent, whereby fine arti.
cles Of soap can be manufactured
70 per cont cheaper than by the usual
process, 10 In the city, with q view 10
organizing . stock company to build
and operate fsctory here. Ia this
connection the following testimonial
will be interesting reading:
MrnrHis, TEsH., July 8, 1886.
The undersigned, q director In the
Grand Rapids, Mich, Soap Com
pany, manufacturing soaps under the
Palmer process, do caeerfully Ger.
tify that Mr.. Palmer, who is or.
gsnizing the company here, Is fully
competent and worthy OF the conf.
dence OF the citiz IDS Of this city. We
are manufacturing soaps under his
process, and are unable 10 keep up
with our orders, and at q good profit,
and feel sure the enterprise can but
be a success here. where you have
comE arstively small competition.
FL MAYBURY.
Mr.. Palmer will give to the com.
paDy orgsniz ID here exclusive right to
all territory south OF the Ohio river,
except Chattanooga, for $4,000, al.
ready subscribed. the total capital IN
be 100000. A site has already been
donated including oil ground pecesea
~ for the successful operation OF the
enterprise. A meeting will be held at
the Office OF Stratton, Thomss 4 Rogers,
No. 40 Madison street, this sfter-
noon ct 4 o'clock, when sub
scriptiona for the balance OF the stock
will be taken. Mr.. Palmer has In.
du 'ements TO locate elsew here, but 70.
Cards Memphis 20 the most advant-
agsous point for the establishment OF
this business, and with proper encour.
sgement and support will at once be.
Gin preparations. This Ia the time to
secure manufacturing concerns OF all
kinds, and II Ia hoped that all inter.
ested In the future OF the
city will attend the meeting
this afternoon and secure the
location Of this enterprise. II will
furni IN . home supply for an article
largely shipped to this point for dis
tributlon and local use, and give EN-.
ploy mept 10 q large number OF opera.
lives. Manufactures are comir z. and
II behooves the public spirited, wide
awake people OF Memphis 10 welcome
them with open arms and subeia ntisl
announcement. There's millions Of
money and great city in II.
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had been caught by the reins, and
that every time he struck out he
jerked his head under water. To
plunge again into the whirling
stream, to unclasp his knife, cut the
reins and take pull at the horses
head, was the work of a second,w when
the brave beast jumped on his legs,
and, after few sobs to clear out his
pipes, l vaulted again into the sad
die, and dashed of in pursuit Of the
hounds.
The advantages OF cross country
riding and general horseback exer-
else are becoming daily SO apparent
here that it is not an exaggeration to
say that there are thousand devot-
ing themselves today to that lovely
and healthy pleasure where there
were not fifty ten years ago. And
many lady riders that could equal the
historic leap of Mrs. Cholmondley
who, while riding with Lord Cook
and the Rev. John Russell Jagged
eighty, attempted to jump the boil
ing river Lynn, where high and al
most perpendicular boulder stood
erect, bidding defiance to any steed
short OF Pegasus, and only to be
mounted by scaling ladder.
An eye witness Of the occurrence
wrote: Russell shouted to Mrs.
Cholmondley till he was hoarse; the
storm crowned his voice; the gallant
animal did his best to clear it, but
failing to reach the summit OF the
rock, Tell heavily back into the boil
ing Lynn, aud so saved his own
bones" Russell's blood curdled at
the sight. III vox famibus hossit,
but he leaped from his saddle, aud
stood by her side in another instant
anxiously awaiting the recovery Of
her breath, and being fully persuaded
that some fracture Of her limbs must
have taken place. Russell said
Move your right arm, now the
other. Your right foot, the other
Bravo, not bone broken there, now
stand up"
The lady did so, aud, although
much bruised, in a short time wa:
little the worse for her perilous ad
venture. Lord Cook, hard man il
his day, and who must have seer
more bad falls than most men, if not
DURING the ma stership of the Queen,
buckhounds, at least with the Chris
Church drag, was so shocked by tn,
sight that, on finding the lady wa
we'll attended to, turned his horse
head and rode home. The Epglisl
aud Irish equestrienne have un'
doubtedly led in the field at horse
manship, but there are many superb
and fearless riders among American
women in the United States oil today
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
THAT WILLING WITNESS.
A Rumor That EssIey Has Fled the
Couatry.

"Whst became OF he suspicion Of
perjury against Easley, the willing
witness for Millinston In his recent
trisl2" asked an APPEAL reporter Of
Attorney General Peters yesterday
afternoon.
"Csn't give II away" wlnked the
affable official. This much l will
cay, however, I understand he
has fed from bis usual
haunts, and the pieces that
once knew him know him no more.
II the trus bill 10 relurnt d there are
lynx eyed officers who will make bis
ssclusion perpetual suspense and
misery. 1t is more than probable that
his property interests In the county
are too great to be thus abruptly sur
rendered"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
I'm ,risoameas for Debt In Illinois.

Chicago Herald: The Chapman
bill, passed by the Legislature OF Iii.
nois at its late session, amends the
existing law relating to Imprisonment
for debt by providing that no person
shall suffer such imprison-
ment for period longer
than six months. Doubtless the
author aud supporters Of this
measure imagined that they we're
making a great step in advance, and
in one sense they were, but any law
which retains this barbarous princi-
pie at al is to be condemned with.
out qualification. The cruelty ofthe
prac ice is not TO be miligated by a
question OF time. Imprisonment for
an hour is an outrage upon any poor
man 10 an era when, II there be
grounds for suspicion OF fraud
against him he may be proceeded
against ia due form, like any other
person charged with crime.
In operation this law is a conven-
lent instrument in the hands OF ma
lignant men for the qualification Of
the meanest aud most contemplate OF
human passions. |. is the ancient
lex talionis reduced TO the forms Of
modern civilization. Under il a
creditor may crafty personal spite
TO his hearts content. lie may not
hereafter keep his debtor in
prison indefinitely, but the spleen
which will not be satisfied
with the six months confne-
ment Of an enemy will be capable
OF devising other means Of self graft
fcation. The Legislature has sim
ply strengt hened an abuse by de.
priving individuals Of the power Of
pursuing their victims 10 a point
where their vindictiyeness would
become public scandal. The
number Of such prisoners will
not be diminished by the act,
and il may be increased. II
is natural that the impression
created by the new law should be one
Of confidence that something had
been done 10 the line Of putting an
end TO this abuse, and. with the pub.
lie mind satisfied that the evils OF
the old system have been mitigated,
IL will require many cases OF grievous
hardship TO draw attention anew to
the odious practice.
Imprisonment for debt has been
abandoned by most OF the civilized
States OF the world. IL Is wrong in
principle and most vicious 10 is re.
suits. fla debtor has been dishon-
est he is entitled TO trial 10 open
court, and must be punished by so.
ciety, and not by an individual. II
he has been merely unfortunate his
imprisonment at the behest OF vii
lain who takes advantage OF heath
enish law is nothing else than a
species OF mob law under
legal forms. The process gratihes
no one but the prosecutor, pays no
debt, carries no lesson, preserves So
ciety from no III, and can be defend
ed upon DO recognized grounds Of
morality and deceucy. IL Is personal
vindiciiveness aud that alone, re-
sulting. as the triumph Of that quail:
ity always does, in great wrongs and
hardships 10 the innocent The tx
months limitation simply adds q
fresh stigma 10 the great State which
is disgraced by so inhuman 4 prae'
/ tice,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

Dallas (Tex.) News J. II. MILL
ken has just returned from 4 six
weeks trip through chihuahua. He
reports that he and bis associates 10
the La Dura mining property have
good prospects, A parry Of ten, in
GLIDING capitalists who had taken a
contingent share, made this trip on q
visit Of inspection. The la Dura"
mine is said 10 contain two assure
veins OF god and silver bearing
quartz ouo vein is four aud the other
twelve i,et thick. Both veins are
touched by shafts aud tunnels, and
different Essays Of the ore show from
500 20 500 gold 20 the ton and from
$50 10 $50 In silver. Mr.. Milliken
brought In about fifty pounds Of
quariz that he blastei from the mine.
The location is in the Sierra
Madre rang., about 200 miles
from the railroad by trail. Mr.. Nil
liken Is accompanied By his brother,
DR.. w. o. Milliken, w. X. Baylor
and T. j. Moughon, OF Weatkeriord;
Col. II. w. Ogden, Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, Louisi.
ana, aud others. AID he gives graphic
and entertaining accounts OF the
county and the coalition aud Gus.
toms Of the natives OF the noun
taibs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
Ola for To,l.

Birmingham Agg Cleveland iron
makers hail With dsisnt ths subsutu.
ton Of oil Tor fuel. Tney believe th AZ
this viii give tnsm an opportunity 10
compete with Brml CHAN aud Pitts.
burg The Iron Rsriew, I Cleveland.
10 very much mat ken " itthinks that
the II IN Of the cosi Of fuel 10 the only
thing In the way Of competition With
BIZ ningham. sA.cs, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

nearly three quarters OF . million of
dollars In the materisl wealth Of the
city.
Several handsome buildings are In
the course Of erection now for which
permits were isfued prior TO March
One OF these IL the s.orehouse OF
B. Lowenstein & Bros at the corner OF
Main and Jefferson streets. When
completed II will be Eve ct cries In
hight and one Of the prettisst, II not
the prettiest, storehouse In the city.
The cost will be In the nsighborhood
OF 5000 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

PaoyipxsoF, X 1.-The National
Rubbe, Worke, Brls .ol, on account OF
tbs la,se amo ant Of manufactured
goods on hand, hiss suspended WORK
Tor an inde Hnits period. Twelve
hundred operatives ere thrown ou' Of
work. --.s Asa.s4 e..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

PursAM, Co.'s The mother Of d q
Lsv Wilson, oi the lam rs Wilson,
Aoen mystery, has died NJ East
Thompspo, tue c,uIes being given %
cold sgS apoplsxy and worrimsnt."
She rIhie no confession lncsrping
Lsvfs birth before hsr dea b. An -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

stone church building. corner Poplar
and Second. st0, 000
D. narismau, ono story frame, Do.
soto street, $500.
@. D. Schneider, sgent, two story
brick, fernando and Elliott, $3.50.
George Mitchell, to rebuild house,
Washington strest, $3.50.
j, +. Birtschy, one store, frame, Lsu'
deIdale street, $500.
James Lee, H., rebuild house, Main
and Washington streetf, $1,000.
Woodruff Lumber Company, frame
dry kiln, Front street, $1,000.
Owen Mccormack, two story frame
house, Jackson stree, $1,000.
j. q. Nicely, two two story brick
houses. Union street, $l2,240.
II. b. Duncan, one story frame store,
Walnut and Dunlap streets, $1,000.
Mrs. R1sie Botto, double frame
house, No. 1888 Vance street, $4,000.
O. u. Chamberlain, repairs, No. $40
Shelby street, $500.
|. Mrs. Manley, two story frame
house, No. 90 Second, $1,000.
p. A. Daniels, one story fame
house, No. II Mckinley, $1,000.
Charles Ullman, one story frame,
Manassas street, $1,000.
w. ID. Lucas, three one story frame
houseP, Keel street, $500.
N. Simons, two story frame, No. 81
Second street, $3.50.
J. Meyers, one two story frame
house, 5000.
Mike Fell, two one story frame
houses, Georgia street, 1880.
II. Luehrmsnn. Ave story brick,
Main and Monroe, 5000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

w. u Gllsa,n. double tenement
frame house, No i6l Robson eirsei,
$500.
Jno Rose, double tenement frame
house. Elliot aud Calhoun, 1900.
W. q Knlght, iddition 10 house,
No. 37b Land n streei, 1900.
The shove liet, a. will be noticed,
only gives thos permits where the
value 10 1900 or over.
Mos, Of III, m are I . repairs, though
not few are for email houses.
TIE amount Of the total number OF
permits iesued Il tss5, 900.
This IA . great showing for three
months. II 10 Q solid Increase Of